tools include dblook,
ij, and sysinfo. utilities
include the import, export and database class utilities. The /frameworks/embedded/bin
directory contains scripts for running some of the tools
and utilities in embedded mode. You can find similar scripts for running tools
and utilities for the Network Server in the /frameworks/NetworkServer/bin
directory. In discussion of these tools and utilities in embedded mode, the /frameworks/embedded/bin
directory is referred to as the /bin directory unless stated otherwise.
The scripts have descriptive names such as sysinfo.bat or ij.ksh.
Like the classpath scripts, these scripts end with different extensions depending
on your environment. Windows scripts have a .bat extension, while Unix scripts
have a .ksh extension. You might need to modify these scripts in order for
the tools and utilities to run properly on Windows and Unix platforms.
The following information applies only to UNIX platforms.
In order to use the script files to run the tools and utilities, do the
following:
- Turn on the execute bit for the script files. For example:chmod +x fileName
where fileName is
any script file with a .ksh extension. This tells the system to execute the
commands in the script every time you use it.
- Add the /bin directory to your PATH variable. This allows you to use shortened
commands to start the tools.
For more information on scripts, see .